Anyone use these for transciption? Results?
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These are for entertainment. I think for transcription these would be more than overkill.
2201246
I keep hitting enter to use them anyway, and it eventually works. The real problem is that they readily clog the printhead, causing all kinds of delays in printing. I bought a second WF-7510 that I only use genuine Epson cartridges. No problems, and the fade resistance is fantastic.
105502
Yes I have and don't seem to notice any issues - these are very high quality :-)
674205
I'd say using the dropsas sublingual method. works faster. Using continuosly, you cstart noticing results.
1603628
The end of your question, didn't come through. But what I can say is that the filters I bought that fit this product, takes forever in a day to filter through. There has got to be a better & quicker solution. I think my problem is I need thinner filters. I don't know if this helps, but your whole question didn't come through.
2163865
We used them in s filter. I would worry about it not dissolving properly if I just threw it in.
198861
Yes. See Patrick's review "a better understanding of how these work". My water is brownish, but it probably depends on what residue remains suspended after use.
1416845
They do not work well midstream. I tried with one. The absorbent part is covered on top by a little strip of plastic. It might have worked better if I held it sideways, but I only tried it once and I didn't want to waste anymore that way. I think you're better of just dipping it.
180754
I only used them one time, I was very excited to get them, but I did not like the taste of the water, mine was definitely cloudy. I let them dry out stored away and decided I would keep them but would not use again until I feel there is actually some water purification qualities, I really have not gotten around to researching yet.
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They are rather translucent. But really you don't want to iron blank areas onto your fabric. I cut around my image the best as I can to remove any of the "unused" transfer, before I begin to iron. If the blank areas are "within" your image, or not very large, I would not worry about them and just iron over them. But do remove any blank transfers around the edge of your image. I hope this helps
1720672
Yes you can. I found them to be just like any other write on transparencies.
647283
I've only used them on the house Christan. They've worked perfectly for what I needed them for. Good luck and enjoy your holiday weekend! Hope the work out for you. :-)
372608
I've been putting the flat side & seem to get good adhesion. Also I re-use these...I keep package upright and poure liquid over patches when ready to use. I get several uses out of one package!
46097
I can't answer that question. I've never used them for that. But in my opinion I think you could. I hope this will help. sorry for the wishy washy reply. David
767385
I didn't know, so I just randomly chose and it worked well...good luck. They do work. In retrospect, though I'd get colored instead of clear--easier to see when they fall off and to place.
1457739
see here. ...for cartridges..... http://www.waterfiltersfast.com/5-Micron-Polyspun-Sediment-Filter-25-x-10_p_1960.html
1010610
I have not used them for that. We use them on oak tag which is a heavy card stock.